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THE MALL
The Mall was once the cricket pitch of Lord Lucan and his clan. It is here in the town park that you will find the 1798 Monument, which was erected on the 150th anniversary of the 1798 rising. It is also the burial place of John Moore who was the first appointed President of the Republic of Connaught on 31 August 1798. He held this title for just one week as he was imprisoned by English forces and died on the 6th of December. Two days later he was buried outside the city of Waterford. However his remains were exhumed and re-interred in his Castlebar grave on the 13th of August 1961. His family then returned to Mayo from their home in Spain and in 1792 they built Moore Hall
Updated Aug 25, 2002
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Write a ReviewTHE MALL The Mall was once the cricket pitch of Lord Lucan and his clan. It is here in the town park that you will find the 1798 Monument, which was erected on...
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A famine house.... Note: I do not know the exact history of the ruin in this picture, therefore for me to call it a famine house is a presumption i am making. An Gorta Mór (the great hunger) occured...
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I stayed with a friend for a week in Castlebar during Christmas and it was incredible. The people were the kindest people on the planet and the sunsets were stunning.
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Castlebar - Caislean an Bharraigh
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I only went on a couple of day trips to Castlebar, so it's not like I am a Castlebarologist, but I really liked it. It's very pleasant.
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Sorry! Though I have been to Castlebar, I was a little disappointed to be unable to locate ACHILL ISLAND (which is about a 45 minute drive from C'bar) and that would be the main purpose of this page!...
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